Sources of international law

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Acknowledgements
Series Preface
Introduction
PART I SOURCES THEORY
	1 Oscar Schachter (1971), \'Towards a Theory of International Obligation\', in Stephen Schwebel (ed.), The Effectiveness of International Decisions, pp. 9-31.
	2 Robert Y. Jennings (1981), \'What is International Law and How Do We Tell It When We See It?\', Schweitzerisches Jahrbuch für Internationales Recht, 37, pp. 59-88.
	3 Gerald G. Fitzmaurice (1958), \'Some Problems Regarding the Formal Sources of International Law\', Symbolae Verzijl, pp. 153-76.
	4 David Kennedy (1980), \'Theses about International Law Discourse\', German Yearbook of International Law, 23, pp. 353-91.
PART II RELATIVE NORMATIVITY
	5 Prosper Weil (1983), \'Towards Relative Normativity in International Law?\', American Journal of International Law. 77, dd. 413-42.
	6 Ulrich Fastenrath (1993), \'Relative Normativity in International Law\', European Journal of International Law. 4, pp. 305-40.
	7 Jan Klabbers (1996), \'The Redundancy of Soft Law\', Nordic Journal of International Law, 65, pp. 167-82.
	8 John Tasioulas (1996), \'In Defence of Relative Normativity: Communitarian Values and the Nicaragua Case\', Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 16, pp. 85-128.
PART III CUSTOMARY LAW
	9 Michael Akehurst (1976), \'Custom as a Source of International Law\', British Year Book of International Law, 47, pp. 1-53.
	10 Anthony D\'Amato (1987), \'Human Rights as Norms of Customary International Law\', in Anthony D\'Amato (ed.), International Law: Prospect and Process, pp. 123-47.
	11 Ted L. Stein (1985), \'The Approach of the Different Drummer: The Principle of the Persistent Objector in International Law\', Harvard International Law Journal, 26, pp. 457-82.
PART IV GENERAL PRINCIPLES AND EQUITY
	12 Martti Koskenniemi (1985), \'General Principles: Reflexions on Constructivist Thinking in International Law\', Oikeustiede-Jurisprudentia, 18. pp. 120-63.
	13 Vaughan Lowe (1992), \'The Role of Equity in International Law\', Australian Year Book of International Law, 12, pp. 54-81.
PART V THE COMPLETENESS OF THE LAW
	14 Hersch Lauterpacht (1958), \'Some Observations on the Prohibition of \"Non Liquet\" and the Completeness of the Law\', Symbolae Verzijl, pp. 196-221.
	15 Julius Stone (1960), \'Non Liquet and the Function of Law in the International Community\', British Year Book of International Law, 35, pp. 124-61.
	16 W. Michael Reisman (1981), \'International Lawmaking: A Process of Communication: The Harold D. Lasswell Memorial Lecture\', American Society of International Law Proceedings, pp. 101-20.
	17 Gerry J. Simpson (1994), \'Imagined Consent: Democratic Liberalism in International Legal Theory\', Australian Year Book of International Law, 15, pp. 103-28.
	18 Martti Koskenniemi (1997), \'Faith, Identity, and the Killing of the Innocent: International Lawyers and Nuclear Weapons\', Leiden Journal of International Law, 10, pp. 137-62.
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